Sentence examples for someone cooking from inspiring English sources

At our house there was always someone cooking.

(It, too, opens with someone cooking crack – this time, Snow on Tha Bluff star Curtis Snow).

The simplicity of someone cooking food assumes an ambiguous dramatic meaning as well as an aesthetic beauty.

I would cook but my apartment isn't big enough — and, besides, I'm going to be 80, and I'd like to celebrate with someone cooking for me.

There is nothing more unsexy than seeing someone of a super-skinny size picking their way fussily through a tiny bowl of salad, nothing more sexy than someone cooking a sumptuous, rich and delicious meal for their lover and them both enjoying eating it in an abandoned, sod-the-calories fashion.

Despite its pile of data and array of provocative theories, "Watching What We Eat" stops short of resolving the "persistent paradox" it raises: Why are we transfixed by the sight of someone cooking on television when we might not love to do it ourselves — or might not do it at all? Collins's failure to synthesize the information she has collected makes her book ultimately unsatisfying.

We wouldn't want someone without cooking experience to cook for us, so why would we want someone without political or foreign policy experience to govern us?

I was in the apartment alone, and someone was cooking a brisket down the hall.

Olive and tomato fougasse were sliding out of ovens, and someone was cooking tartiflette.

"If you walked into a house and someone was cooking beef stew, you would smell beef stew.

"The truth is you have to be very schematic indeed to force someone into cooking crystal meth".